His face nearly matched his hair as he displayed a look of embarrassment, "So you heard huh?" He shook his head, sending his hair flying over his eyes. He gripped the wood of the chair and leaned in closer to the girl behind him, "Maybe there's a reason I look normal, hmm?" He hinted looking into her eyes. They were so captivating that he had troubles looking anywhere else, "...quite a few classmates will die" he heard these words of dread float to his ears from behind him. He recognized the voice, the blind boy. Did someone say.... die? His conscience laughed horrendously. He was still staring into the girls eyes as, upon the corners of his iris' a deep purple began to encroach upon the deep blue that showed general concern. Nearly instinctively he turned around to face the front to hide this transformation, throwing his hood up in a rather rude manner, Why do you fight me? You know your powers are weak in battle, and if someone shall die I will have a much better chance of survival than you! His conscience shouted at him, WAIT! Listen. He leaned his head in and listened to the blind boy warn another student, the sound muffled through his hood. It's not us! Now stop. Under the hood the purple, which had nearly covered half the iris, and had a fiery red encroaching behind it began to retreat, Fine. But soon it will be my turn to play. And what a beautiful day that will be His conscience grew silent. Turning around back to the girl the boy smiled. His hood was still up and a small ring of circle played around his calm blue eyes. His smile faded, "This must seem really strange to you. I swear I don't normally talk to myself, or act this strange around people." He promised, with no supporting evidence to back his claim.